County Judge Wants Drug Rehab at Jail – Medina County Gazette
County judge wants drug rehab at jail – Medina County Gazette
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County judge wants drug rehab at jail
Medina County Gazette MEDINA — Medina County Common Pleas Judge James L. Kimbler wants the county to reopen the east pod of the jail to serve as a short-term rehab facility for drug offenders with opiate and heroin addictions. Kimbler presented the proposal to the county … |
TreatmentHelp Drug Rehab Website Goes Live – PR Web (press release)
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TreatmentHelp Drug Rehab Website Goes Live
PR Web (press release) Private Treatment Centers LLC launches their new website TreatmentHelp which is a drug rehabilitation treatment website that has a comprehensive database of information and treatment options. Share on Twitter Share on Facebook Share on Google+ … |
As Peter Young Center drug rehab closes, doctor plans wellness center – The Altamont Enterprise
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As Peter Young Center drug rehab closes, doctor plans wellness center
The Altamont Enterprise Empty for now: The Peter Young Center, perched on the hill above the village of Altamont, closed its drug and alcohol rehabilitation program last week, and the 69,000-square-foot building sits empty. A local doctor, John Malfetano, hopes to turn the … |
STATELINE: Good Samaritan laws, naloxone help states combat overdose deaths
Chris Christie, left, sits with singer Jon Bon Jovi, right, while visiting patients at the Turning Point drug rehab program at Barnert Medical Arts Complex in Paterson, N.J., on May 2, 2013. AP photo. click image to enlarge. Select images available for …
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Long Island residents combat heroin overdoses
"I'm a family association member of Daytop which is a local drug rehab and unfortunately I know a number of people who could well need this at some point. But a lot of people here say they don't know anyone who uses but learning this is kind of like …
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Judge outlines Monroe community corrections efforts
The boards generally consist of judges, lawyers, addiction specialists and corrections officials who establish a system that assesses people charged with crimes to determine if they are candidates for nonjail diversion programs or drug rehab programs.
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